Introvert Rants: Crushes, K-Pop, Picky Eaters, and More

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Rants From Soshi

About Me

Hey, I’m Soshi, an introvert with a lot to say! This book is my way of expressing my feelings about things that bug me. Thanks to Parogar for the inspiration!

Rant #1: Crushes and Attractive People

Crushes are great, but what happens when a “potato” like me crushes on a super attractive person? They often think it’s a joke! Imagine pouring your heart out only to be laughed at. Attractive people, please give us potatoes a chance! We have feelings too.

What I Mean

It’s not about

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Accentuation of Catalan Verb Forms

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Acute

Accentuate verb forms ending in -e, -y, -u, -as, -is, -os, -us, -in, and -en, and not other forms (including those ending in diphthong).

There is a tense with all forms of acute future: some are accented and others are not, depending on the termination.

  • Ballas / shall dance / dance / Balls / Ball1/ dance

In other tenses, only part of the forms are acute: each form is accented or not according to the termination.

Examples:

  • Past simple (acute form): Balls / Ball.
  • Imperfect subjunctive (acute form):
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Hotel Reservation Inquiry for Family Trip

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Hotel Reservation Inquiry

Arrival Date: November 22nd
Departure Date: November 24th (before 12:00 PM)

Dear Sir or Madam,

I am writing to inquire about accommodations for my family’s stay at your hotel on November 22nd and 23rd. Our group consists of my parents, wife, seven-year-old son, and myself.

Accommodation Requirements

We would require two double bedrooms with the following amenities:

  • Attached bathrooms
  • Hot water
  • Air conditioning
  • Room service

If possible, we would prefer rooms with a sea view and located

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English Grammar and Vocabulary Exercises

Posted by on Apr 30, 2024 in English | 0 comments

Phrasal Verbs and Idioms

Exercise 1: Fill in the blanks with the correct phrasal verb or idiom.

  1. The music is too loud. Can you turn it down?
  2. Her parents brought her up to be polite and respectful.
  3. I’d like to take you out to dinner tonight.
  4. I need someone to back me up on this project.
  5. Don’t give up on your dreams.
  6. Please put down your phone and listen to me.
  7. It’s important to look back on your experiences and learn from them.

Exercise 2: Match the phrasal verbs and idioms with their meanings.

  1. Con artist
  2. Let
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English Grammar and Vocabulary Exercises

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Vocabulary

Exercise 1

Phrasal Verbs: taking up / run out of / get through to her / sign up

Exercise 2

Phrasal Verbs: are putting up / to set off / hand them over / moving out

Exercise 3

Vocabulary: false friend / through / cloud / civil servant / taxations

Grammar

Exercise 4

Verb Tenses: remembered / has been living / hasn’t finished her / will have taken / didn’t make / arrive

Exercise 5

Reported Speech and Relative Clauses:

  • Lucy told me she had been worrying about me
  • Becky asked me whether I had booked my
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Electrical Safety and Job Hunting Guide

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Job Hunting and Electrical Safety Guide

Job Hunting Tips

Job hunting, also known as a job search, is the process of finding employment. Here are some key terms to know:

  • CV (Curriculum Vitae): A formal document summarizing your work experience, education, and skills.
  • Cover Letter: A letter accompanying your CV, introducing yourself and explaining your interest in the position.
  • Temporary Contract: A work agreement for a specific period.

Email Communication

Email is a crucial tool for job hunting and communication.

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